A Nation of Women

A Nation of Women highlights the influential feminist and socialist writings of Puerto Rican activist Luisa Capetillo, showcasing her groundbreaking ideas and advocacy. The volume features the first English translation of her 1911 treatise, which addresses issues like workers' rights, gender equality, sexuality, and social reform, emphasizing her role as a pioneering voice in early twentieth-century social thought. By exploring her critique of capitalism and call for social change, the collection offers a compelling look at her contributions to both feminism and labor activism in Puerto Rico and beyond.